The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 7, 1954, Page 8

4 . Inquisitive Third Graders Get A Look At The Navy’s Air Strength In Trip To Boca Chica Field Bin Racha sth READY FOR ANYTHING: Crash helmet secure, oxygen mask at- tached, Chuck Williams is ready for anything. Chuck is one of the third grade students of Poinciana School who visited the Naval Air Station, 3rd Graders Get ' |Reed Produces View Of Today’s Air Developments On a recent Saturday morning a third grade class from Key West Poinciana Grade School visited the Naval Air Station: They spent a full morning view- the numerous sights a Naval Air Station has to offer—jets, pa- trol planes and blimps. This class, whose teacher is Mrs. James Stringfellow, had been studying airplanes for several weeks, and the field trip to the Nayal Air Station was a fitting con- clusion to the children’s. classrvo! work, 8 Included in the visit were tours of the Naval Air Station’s opera- tions building and the flight lines New Thrill Film “The Man Between,” opening on Thursday at the Monroe Theatre, is Carol Reed’s first thriller since the famous “‘The Third Man.” Like that by-now famous drama of in- trigue and foreign-agent activities in a city divided in allegiance be- tween Russia and the American and British allies, “The Man Be- tween” was filmed, in great part, on actual location. This time, how- ever, the locale is not Vienna, but Berlin. Carol Reed (or Sir Carol to give him his rightful title since he was knighted: last year) produced and directed “The Man Between.” James Mason, Claire Bloom and Hildegarde Neff are co-starred, and the supporting cast includes Geoffrey Toone, Aribert Waesch- of Air Development Squadron One, | er, Karl John, Ernst Schroeder Fleet All Weather Training Unit; 224 Dieter Krause. (Atlantic Fleet), and Airship. De- velopment Squadron Eleven. One of the high spots of the visit occurred when each youngster was perched in the seat of a Shooting Claire Bloom, who burst on the world as a full-fledged movie star with her performance as the bal- lerina in Chaplin’s “Limelight,” makééther second screen appear- Star jet trainer and fitted with aj nce in “The Man Between,” as crash helmet and an oxygen mask. WELL, THAT’S WHAT . THE MAN SAID DU QUOIN, Ill. A sign above the -safe in Leo Hindman’s hard- ware store reads: “Safe not locked. No money in Page 8 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN | an English girl whose innocent fay visit to Berlin turns into a ter nightmare. sai just turn handle and. open the door.” , Someone followed those instruc- tions, Hindman told police, and helped himself to $300 in cash and $400 in checks. Monday, June 7, 1954 ne aree Horers In [VITA] at popurar prices ee : Located in the Heart of the City REASONABLE, RATES * WRITE or WIRE ROOMS for RESERVATIONS with BATH and TELEPHONE Ritz HOTEL 192 E. Flagler St. 102 Rooms Elevator Solarium Pershing HOTEL 226 N.E. 100 Rooms Elevator Heated Miller HOTEL Ist Ave. 229 N.E. Ist Ave. 80 Rooms Elevator 3 BLOCKS FROM UNION BUS STATION A LARGE CREW FOR SO SMALL A PLANE: Pictured abeve are the students of Poinciana grade school inspecting a Shooting Star jet trainer. From left to right: Carol Kistler and Charles Pent are in the cockpit; standing on the ladder are Tom Collins and Martha Santini; standing on the wing are Denald Denson, Sharon Baker, Linda Cederberg, Bob Collins, Dwight Cooper, Bev- erly Barth, Nancy Kistler, and Chuck Williams; middle row, Dickie Bramer, Diane Alston, Sharon Marvel, John Stringfellow, Marcia Beal, Corky Heinlein; front row, Brock Hammerle, Alan Conant, Burt Wilder, Alice Estes, Linda Earhart and their teacher, Mrs. James Stringfellow. Iowans To Pick COP Candidate In 6-Man Race DES MOINES (#—Iowans voted today in a primary election marked chiefly by a six-way Republican gubernatorial contest, U. S. Sen. Guy Gillette (D-Iowa) is unopposed as is Rep. Tom Mar- tin, the Republican challenger who will run against Gillette in No- vember. Among the remaining seven of Towa’s solid Republican eight- member congressional delegation, only Representative H. R. Gross of the 3rd District has competition. He is opposed by State Sen. Her- man Lord of Muscatine and State Rep. Fred Schwengel of Daven- port,‘ Clyde E. Herring, son of the late U. S. Sen. Clyde L. Herring, is the unopposed Democratic nomi- nee for governor. Young Herring is Polk County attorney in Des Moines. State Atty. Gen. Leo A. Hoegh (pronounced Hoyg) ,an appointee of Gov. William S. Beardsley, who is retiring from politics, appears to be the front-runner in the Re- publican gubernatorial race. A prime question is whether any of the six candidates will get the re- quired 35 per cent of the total vote which nomination requires. Other- wise the choice will be up to the GOP State Convention in July, Hoegh’s opponents are Ben Ells- worth, Ottumwa ‘attorney; A. B. Chambers, Des Moines auto dealer and former mayor; William S, Lynes, speaker of the Iowa House; W. H. Nicholas, Mason City tur- -key grower. and former lieutenant governor, and State Rep. 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PROCLAMATION WHEREAS, the great importance of teachers in the development of good citizens of our City, State and Country cannot be over-emphasized, and, ‘ WHEREAS, throughout:a period of more than thirty (30) years Miss May Sands has stood as a standard of excellence in the teaching profession, and by her example and devotion to duty has great- ly contributed to the well-being.of this community, and, WHEREAS, the student body of Truman Elemen- tary School has in mqny ways attempted to express their appreciation to Miss May Sands, NOW, THEREFORE, I, C.’B. Harvey, Mayor of the City of Key West, Florida, in order still further to express to Miss May Sands the gratitude of the many men and women, leaders in this community, who have studied under her guidance, do proclaim Tuesday, June 8th, A.D, 1954 as MAY SANDS DAY and do call upon all the citizens of the City of Key West, Florida, to pay tribute to Miss May Sands for a lifetime spent in the advancement of education this community. : (s) C. B. HARVEY, Mayor of the City of Key West. Attest: VICTOR LOWE, City Clerk. >», Only FORD gives you On, 2 features now which ‘other low-priced cars may. -——————~— offer tomorrow !—— Ford gives you: Only Ford of the low-priced cars offers V-8 power— the type of power more and more car owners are adopting. And Ford’s new 130-h.p. Y-block.V-8 is the most modern V-8 in any car regardless of price! Polls close at 8 p.m. CST. 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